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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1955
Page
5
In Pee Town New Jersey a dress shop owner testified that the business was earning profits at the start of Friday's hearing. Chairman Me a asked Wool if he wished to change any testimony after time to review, and Wool replied with a tentative答 any change.
Fragmented text references a state opening at camp with protest notes and unclear mentions of county senate, Sealers chosen, and plans for advancement next year.
Iowa officials and retailers reached a compromise on sales tax brackets with a July 1 table to be mailed to retailers. Treasurer Abrahamson said the gasoline tax collection from truckers at the Missouri border may shift to the Nebraska side with check points already in place and potential border checks.
London reports Indian diplomat V. K. Krishna Menon arrived Friday with two Indians to push for peace talks among the United States, China, and others. He spent two weeks in Peiping for secret discussions and was replaced by Canadian foreign secretary Harold Mae.
Detroit reports UAW seeks employer liability and a wage guarantee to cover up to 26 weeks in a plan reportedly accepted in principle by Ford. The proposal would avert a potential strike by 140,000 workers and provide semi annual pay, contrasting with the 52 week benefit scheme sought by Walter Reuther. A second hurdle is Ford’s offered level of supplementary payments.
A council Bluffs W A driver fled a minor traffic stop to aid a friend and was fined 100 dollars plus costs after being halted by Omaha police at the South Omaha Bridge. He previously fled Highway Patrolman A W Keller and was arrested on the reckless driving charge.
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms on Saturday. Thunderstorms may be locally heavy in the extreme northwest by tonight. Warm and humid conditions continue. Saturday's high mostly in the 80s with a low tonight in the 60s. Sunday looks partly cloudy and cooler with showers mainly east.
The damaged OCR fragment mentions Eisenhower and a small plane used between Washington and Gettysburg for weather purposes. It references Maj John Mitchdeeahener and a statement about preferring car travel when weather is favorable.
Britain faces a sixth day of nationwide railway strike with no progress reported by peacemakers. Industrial activity slows as warehouses lack materials and unemployment risks rise if the strike endures. Welsh steel works suspend furnaces and ASLEF and NUR members remain active amid tensions.
Washington officials issued an official comment saying the United States government supported the joint Soviet Yugoslav statement on Tito's Belgrade talk and allied stance. The note noted U S gratification over the red position on Slavic affairs and reflected ongoing alignment with Moscow on Balkans policy.
A boy named Adasa was killed after stepping into the path of a tractor operated by his father John while cultivating corn in Green County. He died on arrival at a Lake City hospital.
Governor Goodwin Knight halted the planned executions of Barbara Graham John Santo and Emmett Perkins in Sacramento to allow time for a petition and possible appeal by attorney Al Matthews. The delay comes as the state Supreme Court considers the case in a high profile wire tapping matter. The prisoners were convicted of beating a widow to death in a notorious case linked to prior crimes and Graham’s controversial life.
The Freshives Eisenhower received a 2000 year old Palestinian clay lamp and a citation for distinguished service to victims of mass tyranny. The items were presented by the United Jewish Appeal in a White House Rose Garden ceremony.
The report notes that four newly reorganized districts were established in Iowa while fourteen related projects were defeated in events held on July 3 and April 3.
President Eisenhower wins Senate approval for a 3.0 billion dollar foreign aid program without cuts. Final vote 56 to 18, with 11 Republicans and seven Democrats opposing. House Foreign Affairs Committee to consider. money to be voted separately. Tito Russia Formosa stance noted as potential issue.
Annapolis Md the Naval Academy graduated its 118th class with white cap tosses and remarks from Navy Secretary Thomas. 740 graduates received diplomas and were sworn into the Navy Air Force and Marine Corps before about 10 000 in Dahlgren Hall. James F Sta tan Rochester New York led as class honor man with 93 3 average. Lucius Perry Gregg Chicago Illinois became the fifth African American graduate and joined the Air Force.
In New York the Pennsylvanian agreement links Webb and Knapp to the Mewealhead station project. The plan concerns the building site and represents a major national development. Details remain unclear.
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